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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

81 IL --5z- Il Cfrz1Lzz " E-CE-gs
t-= Marshal ss--s q LIT Of Land s---L-s AZ
N--r- E1-ElE. II f-oz5 gs the GJT=cE-=C1
--z-E @ SeC-z--Er S.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Al SOL =ctl1z fur fund 30 G=E-EE expenses
-s repairing 1-z v--l5- " q the 51l1,s. 1LlE-u
i EET1-ElE5 ----e1 List >--1EE- resl--s1
= 5-z -E-[s---= SUI -E $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

L the ca-Ec--cv estate os L A. Pierce
- Ez--l-l=s az - s-s vc;1-5sy q $50, sz6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

E-= E-il-=--z have pa - AZ e1=iEzzEal11c
E-5sz r. n Make WEl-=e. Mani J. Y.
F1-z=-sl- JON E5chz. ALzZ- B Bl1ss, Or.
E = Bac-- { : :. TL-l5L-1L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

--z S-E o. IT, E-1--s-zrS O. >drzrliEv
sTz@E WIS EsEl 81 Wzlz--E- s-so AZ KIN
--E r-ES -E-cE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Tie Inspectors % & =c-l-- fur the E-E--
Ward have cong -=-=5 --= E-s5 rz-ls1rL-l-E-
9 -sc--=- 81 -LF- L-z ----E- 5Z--1--- CD
q &c E-- --zsz--E--T=s . ----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

f5=-E=L street Z % &c pushed tE-g1Ec ca
s1z -s= survey % Hotel street. The change
= may. FIR che TING. 60 rsLa=Ts TIE c,1cGes-
4 e --E=c cE Fer street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30
MarshaPs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS
Do execution fszlzd 1lI u the Police Cont
On the II and I'd day q JEIE. I.57- against a
L EELzias=G- defendant Il fsFer d John r.
C5T51rn- plaintiff for the sun Of sz54 Il. ] have
levied zp11 and shall sLpo=e foE =zs a. the irgn-
eu-raHcs q EalaEElz Hale. HOlOl1lu- OF ed
uzz1av- sep 1LE, u L noon, % the highest
1i1dzr al rhz right title and Interest d th>
=zid I K E1uuiaEea- defendant IN and % the
t0II0Ft1z properly lllzs= zzI1 judgment inter
sz- cozrz and nv ezpeus=z 5z previously paid
List q PrDpsrrg f0r sale Bay ] BAKE 2
Haruessze 3 CoiIz, ! HCy-z-
II7sH IL EACLCEOC. Marshal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

z=-5,-L =1zS : b-l-El-- or -es Ka-
49, Es-ELs >sEZ-v.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

E5- j. A. C---l- ) G-E- Ter -eEGlEE q
-ars- az the Ccz---El-l-z-l- As$cca,lcz q
81 E-Z-s-ScC-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Q L-t-I-EzSs B-cs. have rezz- an E-sssSI-
=z- CT tEz @Eskzzs rlLz1as1-c Ec- irri--,zzl1C
rC-p'-Sss- L1=E s1reeE - 20 down SQ o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

4 tz-c-zz = q Re EIvsE by tns E1zc--l-
E1zs . ----- C Llzcs- Co ASc5C-C. a.
t-s A-----E Ct Ec--S1zy -lE---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

C11-lEz-1 = zL5z q t-= lax q 4 sil;s-
vI-z and .l--s-lEE Al the E1rs1EEsz Gomez
-E 6z-=-EzE and E.LrEEr-= szr=eCs- - -EIE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Nz=s Is been received by thz ". c. Hal
--E5 --s 1lcaEg Is vs-F EclIvs sCC ccr1C-S
-z.Ss E7s III len II ECzz and ksE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

c-sz z--- 1-z Us : Adams zEz r-ac-
-sE O. >E----Ey u CE= q 1-= King 81
-L-sC --s- They --re % SEQ e q ra-e VIZ
q .-zF Er-- --= u : flagship = Z--L--E-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Mr. Geo. CaTL-.E--l has rEszz-eti -i-= z-I1-
E-sUsE- If lZE CiL1 House E.zs1zl-.t--.
rszr1cs cf wEieG VII s=el E.zs1-s5 Ct Il. -4L
sa-1s1lcrllE co zEt1 -CCE-e5 v-=E Z vas
owned AID Directed ~ tim zrzF=.1ylsl7-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

n -zlsLT vas zZ9wZ b. cE-ee 1-E=rsE-
s--==-sz1z-E 20 r11 z-yacGy q his base.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Mz-s-E- Hsz--k1C rs Information that j
=--.s nan AZ Hans. Man Eel-s crszeG win
-5-z--, l=Lrel gTs- 3 PrecIrlcs and E8s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

SsS-sy D1cks-Suc's pars- q ~Lsrrosy n
E8EsC ErpsGrs cz 81 c--s53s PAGE @ his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30
Administrators Notice.

He L y OT-Ilclb-f IL Ia
Il Ing Leeu E1lF EppOiLtsd AdH1iIistrzt0r d
n Esta-e u EIHzEAPT. late Of WzizIzz.
Oa1l- deceased inresrzts. ali Dersols having any
e-.f-1s AGAINST the szid estate are requested ~
present. taz sane dElT verified % tls under
stzusd WftdIl ak Ez0l-ls from the date hereof,
Or thsF ElIl Be fsFsVer bgZ-Ed- and al Dersons
indebted 20 sEid es-ste age requested 70 make
in-r-ez5zrs pzEEszr % ne. az ny home 81 Wal
lza- Oahu
z s. TTNOTEO.
AdzizizrrzIor Estate % EIhzEaD1- .lrs u " 81
ana OzEE- deceased
qzzz--a T-lT ~ FRI tfT1 s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Tez and zze-l-- q -1s P-Lz.scS L1-c-
z-E >zrr-r CC-7k-y VII - k=lE II Hone
L-- O. EL--E1T. oc1C1ec L1lE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

L1z=z BsuzzsL=-5 S7c5z5F a-z 6-z7az--
~ new =.51-1c cE the EIEaLAE CCCEEE
6lcE. and rs'- Test any -L.11=s wa have t.
-eLr1z r-4z they ara disposed 70 furnish. t.
GCE--- ---,l-z WIN lL-s- Let u ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30
ISLAND LOCALS.


T>s kf-~->s 6sS seq ess-cs3 Il szEs
f-c-- = -c 81 c1l---S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

T-= S- Il pCLZE places Throughout lE=
E--5-E- t-- tie E-p-cac1-S s-=c-1--s- :
-Ez-L-7 -1---S-sc l. tbs lSs-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Latest GGv1css from IT. Lsrocss~ dated On
board the steamer Isavl-S New Io-S Eo-
E-EE-s. >1d-s s-1s Es sxuec-sG % zr-lys II
E.L-ls ssLrty IN 4ls1Ss- NoccGv @lI De Ec-s
aS-o1-sEeG than l-- IL v-sz he isarus that
rs c1Es = among the cl-Gl1acsS fc- NJ
o-zS- NS b lsSs the Islands cE5C-s Any ESEsS
Lsr--e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

--= -=z5z-rz-1l- q Names Ct 7Clz-s f-r
E--=s lad reached --= -E--er L-s5 v=s1zC-
-ET z1 q H. A1clz g per eezz- Of the
registered E=rs =s-l---z- Cd BE native IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

50 Asr=E --11c- CE E--LEzE- WIN EES
here c--I-Z the VA = -EE CT EE= E-EErcCS-
j E1z-T-zE=- --E-zr---T- lis Impressions
were given % a rsgCr1sr CE 1h= New YORK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Mr W. Z E-E=-I- the new S-1e-L--z--sis=T-s
CT F1El5. W1cEs. has 5sec making START n
cad rspaIrs O. eIZHI- Gangs Ct ue1 q
5zreuz points &C the Island ara znztzes- II
making tie r1GE1=r parts 1f the ways Eialz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE!

By direction Of JOHN BUCKLEY. the mortearee
namCdin > certain mortgage
made BY AnehiwS and Yong Awana. her husband
Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. 70 John Buckley
dated Oct. l, 1854. recorded in the Office OF ne
Registrar OF Conveyances, in Lihef p, pp. Sl2-f
l an instructed 70 sell at public auction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

4 >cEEl5s receives az honorable mention
tc- clS C-2-SL41nc- % LOcEfsllc= poem.
- 15 hLl-v Day Sc0R YEARS AGO the same
ZsE1is=L- =cc q pcl5s II London Tor one or
TIE osS1 ss-S q CHESS pruols-S- LEls :
c--5s cC--r -1--s--ary 20 C-- .u'zcS--z---5s,'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

II ~ s1--Lrv q EIEallEE news. the
AIR L.r-z-ll-l5r ,lI15Es Er1U- tnE C-4LErrE the
coserva111C Of MICE Pr=Ea1u c1r11E O.
T-cce tr-El I shall 1gt1 E1I5 III ACTIVE
rC1 II Inv VII !Isllfg 4 -a1 II striking
BILL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

-=F enterprise E-Et -=r1Ezii= the a1czl-
ID --z pFl1-le Il tia -rg7ost=.1 E-iIe LlioCr
80 ,-y- C % I'LL work 1g hIzG- c1i.=crssi CO
beizE- 1peraEa11s &c September Isl Special
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Lc " g. G-s- -1z zz-Er=utzr e Ia
WI vas as t1E g. Llr7-s E1spEzaI- san
ErE--ls.1 E-=-z BE- --.1zrV=1t AZ 1perazl.lu
-5c -l-a--L IT, Eu- s1E=r=1 q -goc deal
trrl q g1l.5 s,lU-rzcr=l 1- the long voyage
u = Es - llE --IE ---= ! D. >prEciizls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

>c-=5zi--z nav. novel and l-I-lEEl L n
.rE-se q being CgecEc cut CT Fort street
M-- l. =, Fishers EL=cC-l-IL establishment II
tina N1eCl- block VII soon De enc Of -EE
--T-EI-l- -uL--s Of attraction especially %
those abroad y night Nr- Fisher ms every
KIND q =l=czr-- E.-Za-.-1zls and VII rCC EEE
IND q l---z machinery II any part Of the
CIV from his -=E- -lLr-Ecs Ii the ELLcE named
he ----=r and =1---z ara being ILI-=C II gl-
sz-11C= wien these E-l5 z-E cr-Er EE-lrzs are
u ulI.E lLr- EIsE=t VII -E ready Win E-r=s-
u-.-r1rs. 1-1zEEcs- 5E-1ErI=s and tEz z-ClSEzst
md --z -arEr-Er-I-IE -E IN EL=c-Cu5lEE GO
s--G5- E-lTz and IL1EElE1= everybody and
s-=---.-I-z z5Ei-I- - ei-rF-z=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Mss E--E- daughter Of Major 4 n Sen
SOC after an EzLZ-1G1l1C s-IsCcL1E over
three days. VS. admitted mo cce junior /
G rs q EEz Normal ScECOL II san jose. Cal
WIZ prospects OF rrCEG1ICE after the Christ
EEs ECE-1czzuCCs- She VII Dc able q
ErEECE-s Il 1zC EsL-s. thanks 70 the good
start gained Il 81 Adams COLLEEe. E--c-
I-L- z--:zr PRINCIPAL !. L 41klzs01- Percy
Bs-sCc- also CCE Of 1Lr- A1klEsCC's s-C5EE-s
vas IT for EZEE1CA-llC- EEEC Major BsESCC
wrote, tgr the EIzc School fully sa-ls5EG
IA - Er--t LIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

No answer from Washington has yss been
rscsivsG 81 HIS E1csL=Ccy, the l. ! Minis
-s- Resident. rsLEzIvs - the possible erect
CCCC American cIzZsEscIp q Americans
taking the CATH 70 sEppcrg the Hawaiian
CCcS1l1C5l0C- The Inquiries forwarded 81
Mr. A=rrIl by the steamer Of the Slh july
E2T. however. Dc definitely answered cy tke
S-EaEE- G-s Es-e On the g September
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Tie 6zal.s-aE reports a painful scclGz-1
c-Ez tErrsE=G 20 T1CEzS. tbs sIsye--yea--
Old SCc q T. J. hr-z, EEraEec q re Uri1-
Feed CuEra-y- VIII some cuEpscICES TIE
lL& vas hooking for birds ness or az Coco
Head EEsE b fell twenty f5e1 over p-scl-
plcs- receiving g -ruks= tEiE6 and s--Grv
bruises d.. 1Lclr-sz attended 1l-- Cc beng
taken home and ne l. doing =s-L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

i beautiful Oh painting OF bc-e1 u
5GI1S. sEslvs II ccUber. are O. exhibition IN
King B-Cs- EL-5Cz- ECcsL street. ne szscC-
ElCE i hiE1-v realistic, and rsGscas great
c-ecL- q tbs sk-l Of the lady ra--se-. Mrs,
CflLE A-ozcs- CbiscG Of attraction I.
Msss-S. h--Es windows = ! magnificent
photograph. 54z&u inches. o. t1s E-s features
q EEs EzT. J. l. Cc1za-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

n -ks window q TIE PluCeer S5san B.sk-
scy store ACEcsz -SGh- VS. exhibited 81
PEN EsG6I1E-cEzs- Il was II Two tiers. WEE
5cs usual bridal coCpis sUEoCczcE the II
re- CCe- The decorations we're II sugar o.
I-EacCL1ss waite. cUC prusIcE roses. fss10ccs
s-G EiE-se work o. exquisite GsLlc;1cy Of e.
cgC1ICC- Mr. EcrC- the prCprIs1cr q the
establishment. 1xs 10 sCCerIcr n TIE at Of
raszry decoration and TIE rgplGIzy VIII
=ci-E ts Plies his szl-I II tEIz line Is Soue-
rer-- -LIrTeLCCs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

The San Eraccl@cu N1rs Lzt5sv sGgsz
Tiers = i EL-is=,5 GL5zrsccs Of opinion be-
tween rE= M1SsI1Cary party and s1-PrsEI=r
Gl1sUC- Mr. CzI-sCE ASSURES the reporters
thai h L - here for hi: E=l-1l- The mis-
s-1EL-I=s L-f1r- the sane sE5ErprlsI-C gen
z-=EEE lELl-LF NJ. Gibson hLt not cleared
lC1 he you'd c=cgal1-y have been EAIZst.
and that # Ee CEl-ES EE= sCrL-ZLCZ would
noe ce an C-LLs=IF incident. Il GEIC11s %
l-s SINS hing after al and both ara cor
r=cE- far nan VIII q E-uzzC neck cCcIE not
b pronounced SIMILARLY sCC-1-'-
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07
Room for as III

Fhc Augusta Chronicle makes a state
ment with which we are compelled, il
fairness to the whole country, to takt
issue. 1t says, anent the reasons fol
giving thanks and the killing of tht
turkey
Perhaps, in a purely material sense, til,
South should be specially grateful There i
presage Of development that cannot be mis-
taken. The West had its day, and now comc
the Renaissance of the South.
Isn't there just grain Of iealousl7
herel The west is a big country, an
it has not yet developed half It's re
sources. Lcok at the map and see its
extent. There are single states intc
which you could drop Massachusetts
and it would make no more of splash
than a pebble in a pond. Coal, cop
per, iron, lead, gold and silver are
playing hide and seek with the miners
and laughing because they can't be
found. No, the west has not clad its
day" but has just begun to have it.
Sill, the south need not be jealous
L is room enough for US all, plenty
of streams to bulM mills on, plenty OF
work to do and lots of money to be
made everywhere. The outlook for
the next century or two is decidly
agreeable
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Mrs. Ruth Brown, Coldwater, Mich,
if you write, enclosing a stamp, will
toll you 1t is true that in July, 1885,
she ''was suddenly Paralyzed, and te-
came entirely Blind, as her doctors
claimed, from an Enlargement and In
flamation of the Kidneys and Liver.
She was in an unconscious state for
two weeks; face and body bloated,
with asonizing Pain; could not keep
anything on her stomach; irregular ac-
ton of the heart. Physicians pro
nounced her case incurable. Within a
few weeks the Paralysis left her, Bloat
went down, Enlargement Of the Liver
Subsided, action Of the heart became
regular, and she became well in three
months and has felt in good condition
ever since" Warmers safe cure did
this amazing work for her and she
will tell you So
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although it be but little item in the
aggregate, and there is likely to be a
reform sometime.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07
WhGt Congress OUJht To DO IL Ney J
DO This Session

UhGt Congress Did and Did Not DO Las.
Session
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07

The democratic party once upon q
time had courage enough, decided
| views. In those days it ruled the
country. It's leaders are famous in
our history. They knew how to make
the country prosperous. They knew
how to protect the people against
thieves and monopolists They were
not afraid. They gave the country a
sound currency, good navy, effective
harbor defenccs. They did not collect
a vast surplus revenue, but kept the
taxes so low that the treasury was
empty ard there was no money for
jobs Speaker Carlisle, who seems to
us sometimes as timid as though he
were an old whig, and Mr.. Morrison,
who likes best to turn his guns upon
his own friends-these two democratic
leaders ought to read up little the
history of their party when its policy
and conduct carried elections as often
as election day came around. In those
days men spoke of the "unterrifed de-
mocracy;" nowadays, with the memo
ries of last session still fresh, they speak
of a democracy afraid of its own shad- |
ow and ready to run before the shadow
Of the republican party. Courage, gen
tlemen, and fire away. You can't get
ahead by standing stilI.-N. Y. Her
aid.
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The GIANT OF MEDICINES.
The Most Effective and Popular
Remedy Ever Discovered.
WY rs IT SO EFFEC1ITE IN SO IgANY
DIFFERENT DISEASES?

remedy
Unlike
itself be free from pain and the that people
that diseased But WedicG
aOb disease and gire forth
diseased
We
study the condition the Now
Any of the fOuOCng Common CRsuSpected
ITiF
Greasy FTOth
Neuralgia;
stomach; Heartburn with
Memory Rheumatism ch
white brick dust, 0lbaneR
ections; Yelowih pale skin,
These the chf
io Of the kidneys Now then kidneys being
ygaPn@E,s sAEE GuEs the % %2rjy Of the above
the ] system precisely pre- Use as we hayf indicated Now when the
away in the water while the the kidney
e'ery z organ, % and grodMsces az t.e G.ero
HOST DiSS5i S
which
greatest possible number ef eri! effects sysea
these diseases and how they affected by poison
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BLADDER IlIS0nDEI
: WARMERS SAFE CURE


there
sells 40 not allow the blood circulate and stagnates H condition
persons are nnconscons victims OF this condition..
to get through the egged organ and enay the Heart orahs
indicate that the tongcioa ha become chronic and doing
and the bcGnnMQ Of nMch chronic niserv arner,s SAEE
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07

The holiday number of the West
Shore is the handsomest that most ex.
cellent western magazine has ever
issued. Manv of it's illustrations are
printed in five colors, and none OF
them in less than three They arc
highly artistic, both in design and ex-
ecutien, and are especially appropriate
to the season. An elegant large en-.
craving of Mt. Hool, the famous
snow peak Of the Cascade mountains.
accompanies the number as special
supplement-. 1t is executed in eight
colors and embossed, and is by far the
most beautiful reproduction of the
grand scenery of the West yet made
by the printing press. The literary
features of the magazine are most cx-
cellent. The holiday number and
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upon receipt of fifty cents by the pub
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SOMETHING EEW.

a Steam Cooker suitable for private
families or hotels, cooking all kinds OF
meats, vegetables, fruits, puddlngs e.c.
BY STEAM
retaining all that is usually lost by
evaporation and avoiding any offensive
nell in the room while cooking onionss
krout etc.
Manufactured and fer sale by
G. V. JOHNSON, Roseburg, Or.
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through the eoggd taaiy dors
" and dos damage nssotohf to ss
and tie 1sgtnnIng Of mach chronic misery. ssarners SAT-
FEMALE T What Sap s aEs s sa sf s cGesssn s sns sPg
g eo M S s ] can w M You mo aPs eea Rm lssns o
in pubG Thonasns hsge BEEN % eaaa @
BLOOD DISORDERS as s Ley that sts @ ,s sys
bb their and targid blood their
aot readily purified lungs
1asss sees sea s?s te as:
STOMACH It. s'y s s S5ss S,s.:: b5s;
ndion @ W i lee: anl di;ts in the stomach sharp palms,
will be polucedn aVed Kidney foiso,
d s s on @ 4ssf sy 'a o ss % | |g 9e @
COASI PATTON Piles a S.p 9.s sss?i ss @s ass not s H
fF m Rsss29 s9 ats sSa @
re saFs cue na,!' nd tf
lie anREo Many pca suffer sd aaenies all their with headache
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-07


. Z. Evans, president Of the Lumber
Exchange Bank, Tonawanda, n. Y,
writes: January l5, 1886, I was en-.
tirely prostrated, and was reduced from
l76 to l26 lbs. [ thought 1 had III
fiammation of the large bowel. The
pain was relieved only by morphine
forced under the skin. Ny doctor
treated me for Inflammation and catarrh
of the bowels, an affection sympathetic
with disorder of the left kidney. l
had distressing pain, with night sweats
and could keep nothing on my stomach
especially liquids, and was intensely
thirsty. Feb. 10 I was in intense ago
ny with pain In my left kidney. then
began Warmers safe cure. In 20 min
slltes l was relieved. | refused the
doctors medicines thereafter. finally
passed large stone from the bladder,
then my pains ceased" If you write
Mr.. Evans, enclose stamp for reply.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-30

TIE outrageous exemption laws Of
Dakota are disgrace to the territory.
Although in theory they are for the good
Of society, IN fact the spollation Of the
honest mass BY the dishonest few ID the
chief result of their existence. Even
the opportunity to rob outsiders, under the
venal maxim that it is No crlme ''to do
spoil the Egytians," is infrsquently
given. No citizen can obtain the sid Of
eastern capital without giving perfect ss-
curlty and high interest. The large ex-
smptisn. makes the collection Of debt
through the medium of the courts nearly
impossible. Conscience impels honest
men to pay, while neither fair.mindedness
nor fear of law exerts influence on the
dishonest. In the absence OF laws grant,
ing excessive exemptions tho man proud
of his reputation as : debt.payer in case
OF trouble will generally draw the SYM
pathy and forbearance Of his creditors.
Such = man will pay his debts. law or no
law. To him the exsmptien statutes are Of
little benefit. Opposed to this honest ma
jority. throughout Dakota there is mi.
nority who are governed in their methods
by maxlms diametrically opposite. By
falsshood and interpretation they seek
to become indebted to their neigllbors !:
II thcir property be in excess Of exemp-
tions, such excess is covered by straw
mortgages to friends, or deedsand bills Of
sale gwen regardless of the quid pro quo.
Their principles are those Of tie burglar
and footpad. while they are not called
upon to exercise the criminals partially
redseming quality OF personal courage.
LAWS giving absolute protection to tbs
debtor in his possession of a limited
amount Of property. and patterned after
the tims-trisd statutes Of older communl-
ties, should exist; but the fair-dealing
population et this territory should not
much longer be given over 10 be plum
dered by the unprlnclpled few. The ex-
smption laws now on the books are al
most rs bad an would ke an enactment
grapting license 10 the snndbaggsr and
the highWaYman.
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